Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-07

Parke, of Kern c. n. Wilson, of Los An
geles; A. j. LangdoD. of Sh ista; S. s.
Ho-l, of Sacramento; J.. A. Ga net. and l..
L. Baker, of San Francisco.
Two Cases Of Drowning at Heaiasburg.
lcoPyrgat, 1857, by tie California Associated press7
HEALpsBuRo, July 6th.-Chris. A. Kuhn,
of Company c. Second Regiment, was
drowned in Russian river at 10 A NJ. to-day
while bathing. Harry Logan and J. Green
recovered the body in twenty minutes, bat
too late. Two other soldiers were taken
out of the water insensible, but recovered.
The body of d. o. Weber, who was
drowned yesterday, was escorted by the
First Regiment 10 the depot this morning.
Painful Accident at Lakeport.
lcopyighi, 1887, by the California associated Press
LAKEPoRT July 6th.-While working
in the lumber-yard of Hastings d Tunis
to-day, two men, named respectively Falk-
enstein and Hazelwood, were caught bv a
large pile of lumber falling on them.
Falkensteln sustained only slight injuries,
but Hazelwood had his spinal column
ruptured, a couple of ribs detached from
The breast bone, and his hip dislocated.
There is no hope of his recovery. He
leaves large family.
A 8. Bad Man" at n Bail.
iCopyrt9, 1887. by Tie California lssociael Press
MARIPosA, July 6th.-At Yosemite Val
ley this morning, while a ball was going on
at the Berenda Hotel, man named John
son Ridley got on the warpath, and in at
tempting to draw pistol the weapon was
discharged. Nobody was hurt Ridley
made indiscriminate threats of vengeance.
He was disarmed and arrested and brought
to Mariposa.
Weary OF Life.
lCQpyrSi, 1887. by ase Cal foreia as,ociate Ersss
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6th.-Mary E.
Whitney, aged 40 years. went to the lodg-
ing house at 10S Stockton street and took
room on Tuesday night. She asked not to
be disturbed. She was found dying to-
night. laudanum bottle was found in
the room, and it is supposed she committed
suicide.
Probable Suicide.
tcopyrgst, 1887, by The California Associaoi irrss
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6th.-There are no
developments concerning the disappear
ance of Jack Seymour, the sporting man.
Mathews, his partner, does not believe
Seymour went to Australia on the Ala
media, but that he is dead.
The Boy and the Gun.
CoRyrGt, 1887, by o.e Calforriic 1ssociated Press
MERcEB, July 6th.-Yesterdav afternoon
boy named McSwain, while bathing in
Bear creek, was accidentally shot by an
other named Mcfarland. inflictipg slight
flesh wound. Mcfarland was examining
weapon at the time
The Boy Found
Los ANGELES. July 6th.-Rodv HOGAN.
the II wear old boy whose fall from a NOV
ing train between Ash Fork and Peach
Springs, Arizona, was announced has been
found. A telegram from his father at
Peach Springs says the boy is alive and all
right. No particulars are yet received.
1t Was Gas. Not the suu.
CoLusA. Jnly 6'h-On Monday after
noon as Professor De Melville. the balloon
ist, was Initiating his balloon preparatory TO
ascension, he became suffocated while in
side the balloon and came near diving
Medical assistance has placed him out of
danger. The Professor will make the as
cension upon his recovery.
Murder Trial Set.
lCopWiGat, 1887 by dc California Associated Press
MARIPosA. July 9th Abel Mann, who
is charged with the murder of L. G. Whor-
ton, was srraigned before Judge Corcoran
to-day. The case was set for trial on July
25th.
Fire Mt Liyermore.
tcopyigt. 1887. by he California Associated Press
LIvERMoRE, July CHA fire this after
noon partially destroyed the dwelling and
furniture OF Carl Ben. Loss, about $4OO.